Regardless of which iOS device you own, central to your music experience is a well organized music library. In our continuing series, we’ll help you manage, organize and get the most from your music library. Our previous guides should have helped you clean your iTunes library by fixing artwork, … [Read more...]
On the iPhone, you can send messages via SMS or by using iMessage. The latter only works if you the recipient has an iPhone, iPod touch, iPad or Mac. SMS messaging requires you have a messaging plan with your carrier and in some cases, it can be a pay per message charge. Not only is it free, but … [Read more...]
According to a report from Reuters, Apple supplier Pegatron is boosting its workforce by up to 40 percent for the second half of 2013. This move comes as suppliers have told Reuters that Apple is developing a cheaper iPhone, in an effort to expand sales in international markets which have resisted … [Read more...]
In Apple’s commercials, they focus on the basics of using Siri, many of which we’ve covered in our Siri how-to guides. In iOS 6, Siri learned some new tricks, allowing you to find restaurants, movies, sport scores and can even update your social status on Twitter or Facebook. The capabilities of … [Read more...]
T-Mobile today announced their earnings for Q1, 2013. The fourth ranked US carrier recently stirred up the wireless industry with their contract-free plans, which they started offering on March 26th amid a far share of buzz. Last month also represented the beginning of the carrier starting sales of … [Read more...]
Yesterday, a report from an analyst at NDP DisplaySearch claimed Apple would offer a retina iPad mini in early 2014. Shortly thereafter, the article clarified that Q3 would see the introduction of a retina display iPad mini, with a processor upgraded model scheduled for Q1 of 2014. So two models, … [Read more...]
The latest update of Google's Gmail for iOS was released today and includes a minor update that is pretty major. When using the newest version of Gmail, links within your emails will be automatically routed to the proper Google app, if it is installed. This means web links would open in Chrome, … [Read more...]
The world boasts roughly 800 wireless carriers, 500 of which have the capabilities to support the iPhone, with Apple offering the iPhone on roughly 240 of them. This is in stark comparison to Samsung, who sells their phones to almost all of them. They also boast a diverse mobile platform from cheap … [Read more...]
Samsung is back with yet another round of ads that target the iPhone. Supporting the release of the new Samsung Galaxy S4, the newest ad shows a graduation pool party filled with kids and adults, all of whom are carrying either a new Samsung Galaxy S4 or the iPhone 5. I’m using the term adults, … [Read more...]
Connect the dots is a puzzle game that has been around for quite some time and the games typically have great appeal to children. Betaworks is out with a new game Dots for iPhone, that might expand that appeal from the classic. It uses incredibly basic gaming to reel you into the addictive pursuit … [Read more...]
